Search Results: Titles starting with S from Well-Stacked Books

Midwood, 1973. Very Good. M-60279 (50860279195 on spine), $1.95 cover/spine price, distributed CDC, 208pp. First Edition, paperback original, adult erotica. Offutt was an avid science fiction author noted for "Conan"-themed fantasies, and 100s of erotic novels pseudonymously as John Cleve, Turk Winter, John Denis, Jeff Morehead, Opal Andrews, among others. The "Spaceways" series is perhaps his ultimate collaboration between science fiction and erotica. Very Good Plus, slight lean, light rubbing, brief corner wear to front.

University, 1958. Very Good. Second Edition, octavo hardcover lacking original dust jacket, 288pp. Bibliobraphy, illustrations, index. Andrew J. Offutt name stamp on the half-title. Very Good, rubbing, toning, foxing, a few pp w/ ink underlining. Uncommon edition.

Delta Plus, 1991. Very Good. First Edition, French language, softcover 4to, 62pp, b/w illus. t/o. French erotica illustrated in full-page b/w, BDSM themes, dungeons, fem-dom, recalling the work of Willie, Stanton, Bilbrew, Marquis de Sade. Very Good, light foxing, rubbing & toning, ink numbers on illus. pages. For consenting, mature audiences.

Libertine Books, 1970. Very Good. Libertine Original LR-208, AMD (distr.), softcover 12mo, 192pp, illus. wraps. First Edition, a paperback original, dude in tophat logo. BDSM, flagellation, NJ to NY. Very Good, rubbing & toning, ring stain w/ bruising on the rear. For mature, consenting audiences.

Albin Michel, 1995. Very Good Plus. First edition, French language, hardcover 4to, printed boards, 96pp, full-color. Vintage erotic art w/ brief captions, recalling the work of John Willie, Eric Stanton, Eugene Bilbrew, rife w/ imagery of female domination, torture terror, bondage, leathers, all things B/D/S/M. Very Good Plus, light rubbing & toning, tender hinges. For mature, consenting audiences. International shipping billed at cost.

Macfadden Publications, 1951. Very Good. V2 N11, Mar 1951; B/W/duochrome throughout, 100pp, perfect-bound/side-stapled. Vintage adventure magazine featuring short story by Jim Thompson about Osage Indians, titled "Two Lives of John Stink," w/ illustration by Hal McIntosh.Thompson would publish his most infamous piece, "The Killer Inside Me," one year later (1952), and would subsequently enjoy success in Paperback Originals. WWII double agents, woman hunter, jet pilots, Arcti famine, hoodoo gold, Bruce Bairnsfather 4pp, Ezzard Charles black boxer, Grey Owl, Homer Tate, art (Bernhardt, Ray Johnson), ads (Babe Ruth, "The Enforcer" film). Very Good, spine roll, foxing, a few tiny tears and chips, still quite nice.

Epic / Headline / Saber, 1960, 1962. Very Good. Two vintage adult paperbacks featuring covers of unsung model Sandy Lane, notably a familiar face in 1960s magazines, modeled for the great Russ Meyer. Sandy's sultry and exotic looks fit well with books and magazines relating to voodoo, occult, or tropical scenes.Epic Original / Art EnterprisesOriental Orgy! - 133, 1962. Phil Waters. Asian-style flag cover. Ink notations, spine bruise. VG.Saber BooksSaber Reader, Double Feature Novels - V1 N2, 1960. "Deception" (Jock Spruill) / "I Peddle Jazz" (Pat Bunyon). Lane beads and bikini cover. NF.For mature, consenting audiences.

Consolidated Publishing, 1969. Very Good. First Editions, paperback originals, 12mo softcover, $1.95 and $2.50 cover price, 190pp, perfect-bound, color wrappers, Satan profile logo, distributed by Star Distributors. 4 vintage paperbacks, adult erotic novels featuring B/D/S/M fetish themes. Trademark logo continuously set this line apart from contemporaries, even experimented with die-cut covers; less Satanism and more mystery/crime, and an early triumph for Star Distributors (SD). Series ran 1969 to early 1970s, maybe 75 issues. Very Good Plus overall, all with light rubbing and foxing, a few with brief creases. For consenting, mature audiences. From the estate of Andrew J. Offutt, noted science-fiction, fantasy, and underground erotica writer. Titles: See How They Writhe (SP-302, 1969, Pierre Fortunaise), She Loves Her Shackles (SP-306, 1969, Kenneth Harding), Kidnapped Cousins (SP-315, 1970, Kenneth Harding, illustrated), Tales of Torment (SP-324, A. Melville, photo cover, illustrated).

Star Distributors, WWNC, 1960s. Very Good. First Editions, paperback originals, 12mo softcover, 95c cover price, 160pp, perfect-bound, color wrappers. Six vintage paperbacks, 1966-68, adult erotic novels featuring cover art by Bilbrew, noted African-American illustrator and underground art OG, with trademark studs and gangly fiends, and chiseled women. Eugene (sometimes Eneg) was a singer in the Basin Street Boys, worked at the Los Angeles Sentinel (newspaper), created the first black superhero "The Bronze Bomber," and later overdosed in an adult bookstore. Early work seen in Irving Klaw's Nutrix digests, later work being paintings of the seedy characters of his daily routine for Ed Mishkin and Leonard Burtman paperbacks. His work is steadily recognizable and his precedence in Black comics and underground art holds fast. Bilbrew's finals works (1973) decorate several Star Distributor titles, many of less than mentionable themes paraded as "case studies." Included: Just for Kicks, Dealer's Luck,… Read More

Bee-Line Books, 1968. Very Good Plus. Orpheus Series OB-514-N, 95c cover price, Kable News (distr.), 155pp & ads, yellow wrapper. Vintage paperback, adult erotic fiction, nightclub comedian, sex cults, occult. Very Good Plus overall, rubbing, moderate toning, slight lean, a few tiny creases. Uncommon smut. For mature, consenting audiences.

Random House, 2009. Very Good Plus. Octavo hardcover in original dust jacket, b/w printed jacket photo, 392pp, several b/w photos. A definitive volume on LeRoy "Satchel" Paige, the Negro Leagues, sports integration, myth & legend, w/ appendix, notes, bibliography, index. Very Good Plus in Very Good Plus jacket, light toning; jacket w/ faint rubbing & toning, small stain on verso.

Image Comics, 2015. Very Good. Quarto hardcover in original dust jacket. Pinups, nylons, mobsters, mystery. Very Good Plus overall, light rubbing, a few tiny tears, slight lean. For mature, consenting audiences.

Curtis, 1972. Very Good. Vol. 244, No. 2, Summer 1972, baseball cover. Vintage large size ("bedsheet" size, or about 10.5 x 13 inches) tabloid-pinup magazine featuring articles, news, celebrity gossip and imagery, with some scandal coverage, sport, film, music, sometimes crosswords or cartoons, and the occasional scantily clad person. The selling point was, generally speaking, the person or situation on the front cover, often a celebrity or model who might also be found in a layout inside. Usually all covers were full-pg photos or illustrations, several by Normal Rockwell. This issue with Ed Smyth, Barbara Kevles, Mary Alice Sharpe, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Very Good Plus, light rubbing, toning, foxing, a few creases, tears.

Curtis, 1935. Very Good. Collection of 11 vintage large size ("bedsheet" size, or about 10.5 x 13 inches) tabloid-pinup magazines featuring articles, news, celebrity gossip and imagery, with some scandal coverage, sport, film, music, sometimes crosswords or cartoons, and the occasional scantily clad person. The selling point was, generally speaking, the person or situation on the front cover, often a celebrity or model who might also be found in a layout inside. Usually all covers were full-pg photos or illustrations, several by Normal Rockwell. Present issues complete.First printings, stapled softcover 4to, color wrappers. Vintage magazines, fiction, nonfiction, celebrity gossip, media coverage. A broad scope of eye-catching editorials/models. Very Good overall, rubbing, toning, foxing, a few creases, chips, stains or tears, brief pencil or ink on the front, but complete, no loose pages; other conditions noted. 5/11/1935, Leyendecker, addr. label on the front. 9/28/1935, add. label on the… Read More

Splendid Publications, 1958. Very Good. Distributed by Kable. B/W/Color throughout, 74pp. Vintage non-nude pinup magazine devoted to model pinups, wartime fiction, humor, true crime, w/ cartoons throughout. Notable for featuring photography by Russ Meyer. This issue oddly non-nude, though earlier issues feature nudity.V1 N6, MAY 1958. House favorite Shirley Kilpatrick, Dusty Lee & Ann Peters in cowboy hats at dude ranch horse riding, guitar-playing, sunbathing happily; cover/5pp layout (Russ Meyer), Zahra Norbo vignette, Doreen Lord in wine glass, Adele Baker layout (Jimmy Pappas), sultry British model Lynn Shaw, blonde candle girl, Betty Howard film ad.Jean Miller on WAC, F. Oulahan, Leo Guild gambling, stripper Lynne O'Neill, Arthur Shirley, Toni Heller on Gilles de Rais, Elliot Weems, J.H. LeBaron on Eddie Simpson, Masuccio, Frank J. Canney, S. McCrae on Kasomo goddess, Pierre Ladoux, Sam Brewer on books/records. Oscar Liebman, Dick Weinert, Hagglund. Sex in advertising. Very Good Plus.

Click Publishing Company, 1958. Very Good. Vol. 4 No. 5, April; quarto, 35c cover price, 50pp, b/w throughout, color wrapper, saddle-stapled. Vintage oversize tabloid magazine devoted to news, entertainment, cartoons, reader forum, non-nude pinups, sensationalism. Seemingly undocumented series; became "Scene for Men" by June 1959. A leftover tabloid published by noted comic book writer Woolfolk during the wrong decade that still managed to feature work by prominent photographers. Eve Meyer cover/vig/6pp (2 color), immigration inspectors, Robert Preston "Music Man", love quiz, campus sword fighting, Archie Moore, crime scenes, matador Pablo Arruga, Italian women, jaguar hunt, illusionist Rich Hardy, banned films, James Garner, Jeanne Mann 1pp, vignettes (Sophia Loren & Jayne Mansfield, Vikki Dougan, Gloria Pall, Maila Nurmi, Natalia Daryll, Helen Portello, Loretta Capitoli, Gina Lollobrigida, Silvana Mangano, Silvana Pampanini, Antonella Lualdi, Irene Cefaro, Marissa Teresa Vianello, Maria Rau,… Read More

Click Publishing Company, 1959. Very Good. V5 N2, January 1959. Vintage oversize tabloid magazine devoted to news, entertainment, cartoons, non-nude pinups, sensationalism. Seemingly undocumented series; became "Scene for Men" by June 1959. A leftover tabloid published by noted comic book writer Woolfolk during the wrong decade that still managed to feature work by prominent photographers. Raven-haired Lisa Varga in fishnets cover/3pp (Steckler), Marilyn Monroe & Brigitte Bardot cover vignette/2pp, Guy Madison cover vignette/2pp, King Kong cover vignette, letters to editor, Capt. Iven Kincheloe space pilot, Bill Russell, Las Vegas burlesque, snake-fighter Ross Allen anaconda attack, "woo-manship" cartoons, sultry Faye Spain 2pp (Meyer), Calcutta plague, movie monsters, American women & sexual ignorance, Rahnee Motie feels no pain on pins, "Never Love a Stranger" (Lita Milan), ads (Mason Shoes, Dollar Mystery Guild). 10.5 x 13 inches, 42pp, saddle-stapled; rubber-stamped "OCT 29 1958" on rear… Read More

Berkely Highland, 1963. Very Good. No. C-1065, first printing of this edition, after a few Morrow editions, 16mo softcover, perfect-bound, 128pp, illus. wrapper looks like Brooklyn Dodger uniform, pitcher winding up. Vintage paperback, hot-tempered pitcher schooled by old timer from the minor leagues. This edition somewhat uncommon. Very Good, slight lean, rubbing, light spine stress & toning, "25" stamp on the fore-edges, a few light creases, heavy crease to the front.

Olympia Press, 1968. Very Good. First printing of this edition, hardcover 12mo in original dust jacket, 180pp, photo jacket art. Expose & critique of contemporary film, w/ emphasis on Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, Brigitte Bardot, & more. Very Good overall, heavy toning, light foxing & rubbing, slight lean; jacket w/ a few tiny tears, same toning, stains to rear.

Charles Scribner's Sons, 1937. Very Good. Vol. CI, No. I, January, stapled softcover 4to, 144pp, color wrapper, b/w/color t/o. Vintage magazine, literary & illustrated, this issue featuring Hemingway, Pyle, Flagg, Wyeth, Tully. Very Good, rubbing & faint foxing, small scuffs & spine splits, corner crease to rear.